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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14354, 20 July 1917, Page 7

NOW FOR SOME SOLID TALK. Solid Footwear^ Talk, EVERY Man knows that under ..present. it. It as no use denying that fact. But -I A^/ _f •» glance AT^ Till. OTHER SIDE (iF THH fi^7 / \ THACKER'S Shoe Store can help you _______! ______0 to save money, because of one simple _r^2_ *__^^^"___s_Bß^m reason. W e BOUGHT GOOD STOCKS J .•: ;"W%^^*. *■ TCARLY, and to-day can sell at most % ''^M ' AW Reasonable Prices. "" Whetho'r you come _t*(W '""'?••- _^r m or whether you mail us an order, we g *, mmmmmWL\' ' ' _^r can always supply JUST WHAT YOUR, \_*_ W o____\\w^^^ --^^ S. THACKER, . 'Phone 132. P.O. Box 321. ALL MAIL. ORDERS. RECEIVE -.PROMPT AND PERSON AI. ATTENTION, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmammmmmmßmi^mmmmmmmtMm^ mmmmmtmmmaßmmmmmmiammmmmmmmKmmmmtßimmmHmammmet umwiftmmamnmmmimwnminm m iim > — ■/■— ■ — ! — '* ;-

'ENGLAND WON'T EXPORT ANY MORE 8 Antique Gopp&tware ONLY NATURAL THAT SINCE COPPEiR !>-> SO VALUABLE IN ' MUNITIO**^V._AKING T__AT JOHN BULL WILL NOT ALLOW IT TO BB EKPQRTED. SAME WITH AM__RIOA, FRANCE, ITALY, AND OTHER WARRING NATIONS— ALL WANT COPPEiR FOR WAR PURPOSES, AND ANTIQUE COPPEiR WARE FOR THE HOME IS NOT BEING ..MADE.. THEREFORE, ....:* OUR VALUES IN ANTIQUE COPPERWARE - - ARE INTERESTING - - We have some of tliis charming Ware '^___KS_fo-iV **■' still m stock. When it has been sold, _MS$-!-tIS-fc__' Aye do not entertain hopes of securing y more. We present these values, and suggest that for a Wedding Gift you W_ f *. _r3M_________te__. give one of our Copper Kerbs, Set of Fire \Vk* tl___*^^_L_^_^_W Irons, Companions (comprising Hearth \«M_^^^V Brush, Poker and Tongs), an artistic r ■•' iwzM Coal Vase, or Coal Hod. In view of l n___\ A • ' * v \ V _lr * the prohibited exportation of copper the ._ \^\^jju"-". *i*^y world over, these Goods are valuable. « -^\vKfl\vNL - _»*^ T"ome and see them. ' .'-i**^T- » Pur hell Ltd.. V ;-v.- Jj : „. y ■ :• ■ &.■■■ . THE QUALITY IRONMONGSRS - - CISBORNE. y-i ' _.\„ V." , t - •■■-'■ "v*,-'..-\' ■'. .. ■

::,,|TONE'C, FIRST GREAT DRAPERY SALE IS OUT ON ITS OWN ! y.. ALL GOODS MARiq^D DOWN FROM £0 T0 50 PHR CBNT - jr •—————-——_—__———— ' --..» •20 Ladies' Tweed Coats. Usual prices 35/- to 55/-; Sale .Prices 17/6 to 25/-. 12 Dust Coate. Usual* prices 17/o to 35/-. Sale Price 9/11. 2 only Costumes, m grey and saxe blue, to clear. Sale Price 12/6. 1 only Costume, m Flannel, well made. Sale Price 21/-. . 1 only Costume, m fawn garbardine. Usual price 150/-. Sale Price 85/-. 2 only Costumes, • m navy garbardine. Usual price 130/-. Sale Price 92/6. 2 only Costumes, m navy serge (the latest make). Usual price 130/-. Sale Price 92/6. Top Skirts, 8/6 to 30/-. . . „ • B'.ouses galore, 2/11, 3/11, 4/6, 7/6, 8/6, to 25/.-. Woven Nightdresses 7/6. (Honestly! worth 10/6). 6 only Model Hats, 33/3 per cent, below usual prices/ 1 onlyrEur Set, with large Muff. Usual price 50/-. Sale price 35/-. . 1 only Coney Seal, with, large Muff. Usual price 52/6. Sale pri e'e 37/6. , 1 only Astrachan Set, with large MufiEV Usual price 70/- "Sale price 50/-. 1 only Astrachan Set (large size). Usual price 36/-. Sale price 25/-. 3 only Muffs' Usual price 10/6. Sale price '5/11. Children's Jerseys, Kilts, Coats, Wincey Underclothing. All Reduced. COME EARLY AND HAVE YOUR PICK. ".'./'.•' ( Country Orders receive prompt attention. Goods not approved, of, money refunded. ""S. SXONIJ, THE CASH DRAPER, TELEPHONE. 1157. „ - ..... _ .... ... f _ „ .. ... ■M_i_____«_i_M_^___^___-_a_-a--B-tm_M_K__B____^^

•'. ' ' ." * '' ' a". . *•■ ; Poverty Ba^ Motor Garage:. nr'P A TT^T? T--* 3 gaKaglb is 'furnished throughout with \Fj\j J*> KJ OJl" --jg MOST THOROUGH UP-TO-DATE APPLIANCES TO _ OT_^ ETC., WE A-RE GIVING ■ "' '„■; ttHE UTMOST SATISFACTION TO OUR OTMEROUS CUSTOMERS. ' _1?P A TTQI? WE EMPLOY AN EFFICIENT STAFF OF PRACTICAL >___*o_-_. V OJI - WORKifEN. CARS LEFT WITH US FOR OVERHAULING PURPOSES ARE HANDED OVER' TO THE OWNERS IN. GUARANTEED RUNNING ORDER. _T?PATTQP ALL WORK ENTRUSTED TO THE POVERTY BAY >__J VAtl. -U Q_C_ MOT q R QARAGE IS EXECUTED WITH EVERY DESPATCH; AND VEXATIOUS DELAYS ARE THUS AVOIDED. These are cogent reasons why the Poverty Bay Motor Garage retain, the g connection" it has worked up under the new Management. We are Agents forjhe STUDEBAKER OAR—the Car which has given the illeSt ' _at_afa«ti_n 'to purchasers on account of the Price, Durability, and Exillence ot Wprkmanebip. .B. AGENT FOR .REPUBLIC .TYRES, NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET WE HOLD LARGE STOCKS OF SPARE PARTS, TYRES, Etc., Etc. The -*._f. Motor Garage, v * s PEEL STREET. VALD HANSEN, PROPRIETOTI.. ; - , v Telephones— ,3B4, Garage. 829, Private Residence.

to the '*> KNIFE Rustless and v Stainless Cutlery. A MARVELLOUS INVENTION, IS ■ > NO'F^iFPE^TED BY*TWfTER OR , AOIDS/ AND REQUIRES NO CLEAN- ' . TOO *'Wlk j KNIFB' MACHI-B' OB BOARD. _ V 4INABLB FROM W. Good & Qo., WATCHMAKERS AHD JEWELLERS. J